Reports Q1 revenue $1.292B vs. 1.282B last year. “We had a strong start to 2025 delivering financial performance consistent with our full-year guidance,” said Mike Simonds, TriNet (TNET) President and CEO. “The strength of our business model was evident as we helped customers navigate a challenging economic environment.” Simonds continued, “We have a clear plan in place, caring for our customers, repricing our benefits offering, and investing in multiple initiatives to drive growth and a more efficient delivery model. We remain confident in our large market opportunity and our ability to grow share over the medium term.”
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